Knowing how to rename, duplicate, and delete video projects is an essential skill, especially as you make more videos. When you’re ready to share your video, you have options to select, such as screen orientation and aspect ratio. You also have the option to export your video as a project file to share with collaborators.
Open a video project. Tap Projects 
, then tap the video you want to open.
Rename a video project. Tap Projects , tap Select, then tap a video. Tap Rename 
, type a new name, then tap Save.
Duplicate a video project. Tap Projects , then tap Select. Tap a video you want to duplicate, then tap Duplicate 
.
Delete a video project. Tap Projects , then touch and hold a video you want to delete, tap Delete, then tap Delete to confirm. Tap a project to open it.
Share your video. Tap Share 
at the lower-right, then tap Options in the top-left of the menu. Tap 16:9, 4:3, or Square to set the aspect ratio and tap Vertical or Horizontal to set the video orientation. Then tap Done.
Choose a share option. Tap Save Video for your video to be saved in your library. Or tap AirDrop to share your video to another device.
Work like a pro — duplicate and rename a video project to preserve a version of it before continuing to edit. Before you duplicate your project, add “v1” to the name so you know which one is the first version.
Export a video project that students can use as a template. Create a new video project, record a common beginning to the video, then rename it with a useful name like “Assignment Template.” Add posters as prompts or checkpoints. Export the video project, then share the project file.
It’s helpful to know how to export and transfer video projects from one device to another. You can pass the project to a colleague, work on a different-sized device, or free up storage on your device.
Learn more about importing and exporting videos
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